National Land Code (Revised - 2020) · Updated to 15 Oct 2020 · Chapter 7 · Endorsement of exempt tenancies
318. Cancellation of endorsement
Feedback & supportThe Registrar shall cancel any endorsement made pursuant to section 317 if—
Registrar
“Registrar” means— (a) in relation to land held or to be held under Registry title, or under the form of qualified title corresponding to Registry title, or under subsidiary title dependent on a Registry title, a Registrar of Titles or Deputy Registrar of Titles appointed under section 12; (b) in relation to land held or to be held under Land Office title, or under the form of qualified title corresponding thereto, or under subsidiary title dependent on a Land Office title, the Land Administrator;
ordered to do so by the Court, or
satisfied that the tenancy to which it relates has determined.
The Registrar may, in the case of any tenancy which has determined by passage of time, cancel the endorsement of his own motion, but shall not do so in any other case except upon an application in that behalf by the proprietor of the land formerly affected by the tenancy or, as the case may be, the person or body for the time being entitled to the interest out of which the tenancy was granted.
proprietor
“proprietor” means any person or body for the time being registered as the proprietor of any alienated land;
On cancelling an endorsement in pursuance of this section, the Registrar shall endorse against the cancelled endorsement a note of the date of cancellation and the reason therefor.
Every endorsement made under subsection (3) shall be signed and sealed.
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Part Nineteen—RESTRAINTS ON DEALING
dealing
“dealing” means any transaction with respect to alienated land effected under the powers conferred by Division IV, and any like transaction effected under the provisions of any previous land law, but does not include any caveat or prohibitory order;